The conduit doesn’t look that great when it goes vertical, but having a wire here and there connecting floors looks much better than before and it’s a welcome change.
Fallout 4: Contraptions Workshop2016
Fallout 4: Contraptions Workshop
2016 Bethesda Softworks65Worthwhile
Playtime
BriefIt typically takes about 1 hour to finish the game.
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Details
- Launch
- June 20, 2016
- Developer
- Bethesda Softworks
- Publisher
- Bethesda Softworks
- Themes
Overview
Contraptions Workshop is the downloadable content (DLC) for the 2015 game Fallout 4. It focuses completely on the workshop feature. It adds a number of new world objects, and the ability to create machines and other machinery to create a factories.
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Reception
Press59
Players82
MediocreGreat- OpenCritic59from 4 reviews
Overall, if you don’t ever use the workshop mode and don’t care about achievements then don’t buy Contraptions. If you want some extra time to kill in Fallout 4 and/or you enjoy building in the workshop mode then Contraptions is way worth the mere five dollars it’s priced at. If you managed to get this through the season pass when it was only $30 or...
Fallout 4: Contraptions Workshop could have been an acceptable DLC if the work wasn’t so strenuous. It’s great to see everything in motion, but simply not worth the effort. I understand that Bethesda can’t crack out great story DLC every second and have to cater to every players needs, but this is an insignificant step in making settlements great a...
This is filler, pure and simple. This is contractual obligation padding out a Season Pass. It isn't terrible, it isn't offensive, but it isn't much fun either. The greatest value of this DLC won't come from actually playing it, but in watching some YouTube physics wizard design the perfect Brahmin slaughter house, or a machine that automatically launches...
Contraptions Workshop seems tailor-made for YouTube or Twitch, a delightfully conceived tool for showing off the creative genius of dedicated and inventive craftspeople to online audiences. It certainly succeeds in that ambition. Building any effective automation requires experimentation and rewards practice, creating a real sense of progression that's...